Sentence examples for burn yellow from inspiring English sources

Apparently, it is by means of this kind of confirmation by instances that one can obtain supporting evidence for statements such as "sodium salts burn yellow", "wolves live in a pack", or "planets move in elliptical orbits" (also see Russell 1912, Ch. 6).

The salt in the solution will cause the normally blue alcohol flame to burn yellow.

Off the corridor are four bedrooms and two bathrooms - the exterior of each painted a different colour, from duck-egg blue to burned yellow.

The dominant hue — for my room — was burned yellow in everything from the felt wall to the thick, pleated felt curtains, and its use made the room feel more streamlined.

He recalls how a US serviceman on R&R from Vietnam delivered a knapsack filled with Thai stick to him in Hawaii and how Acapulco gold was burned yellow by the wind coming off the Pacific.

He and the Municipal Art Society, under whose aegis he was conducting the tour, object to the color of the light — unlike whitish metal halide, high-pressure sodium burns yellow-orange.

If you have a gas stove and the flame burns more yellow than blue, it's not burning efficiently.

Puffy clouds dotted a brilliant blue sky, the trees burned red, yellow and orange, and water lapped softly in the background.

During the warm months, Italy is dun-colored, the sun having burned an orange, yellow or sienna hue into the land.

Yellow bonfires burned on side streets all over the city.

Spuria irises, which look like butterflies, range in color from lemon yellow to burnt orange and lilac blue.